Everyone knows that Christmas is the season of giving. But with all the emphasis on presents, parties and festive fun, […]

This article first appeared in issue one of Informed, the new client magazine from Informed Choice. One of the benefits […]

I spent one of the best years of my life living in the City of Winchester. After giving up on […]

With Christmas rapidly approaching, worrying about money can be a real cause of stress. New research has confirmed it is […]

One part of the Financial Planning service we offer is helping our clients identify their ‘number’. This concept was made […]

Impact investing, once a niche area of the investment market, appears to be entering the mainstream. Something we have noticed […]

It’s Good Money Week this week; an annual campaign to help grow and raise awareness of sustainable, responsible and ethical […]

As a Financial Planner, I take an interest in the study of happiness. After all, what value is a Financial […]

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What impact are peer-pressured parent purchases having on your annual expenditure? New research by Sainsbury’s Bank has found that this […]

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New research conducted by Royal London has found that there has been an increase of diagnoses of serious illnesses. What’s […]

Running a marathon is hard work. Distance runners often talk about ‘hitting the wall’ during a big race. This is […]

This week saw the Cranleigh Literature Festival with a range of events at Cranleigh Arts Centre delivered by authors of […]

Financial Planning doesn’t always involve buying financial products. Sometimes it doesn’t even involve keeping the financial products you already have. […]

“Someone isn’t dead until they are warm and dead.” That was the first eye-opening nugget of wisdom on day one […]

Yesterday evening I was very pleased to introduce a recital by a string quartet at the Cranleigh Arts Centre. This […]

Do you feel old enough to retire yet? The ‘pretirement’ predicament is something faced by a growing number of people. […]

I’m about half way through reading an interesting book called The Organised Mind by Daniel Levitin. “This book will take […]

I’m a BMW driver. Please don’t hate me. With that minor confession (and request) out of the way, it was […]